Designed and produced in Liege, Belgium, the Clement Model 1907 was a competitor to Browning's pocket pistols. Though the firm went out of business as a result of World War I, the Clement design was licensed by Smith & Wesson and became their 35 Automatic Pistol. It has blade and notch sights, the one-line Liege address on the left side of the frame, matching numbers on the frame, bolt and barrel housing, "FEU" and "SUR" safety markings, and checkered grips with "CC" monograms.